Nigel Walls

Walls is one of the younger prospects in the national 2025 class. His game is all about tomorrow rather than today. A stretch four-man who is physically underdeveloped, Walls' potential far outweighs his production to date. However, although he is well-known for what he can become, he does not let that prevent him from making an impact on the game with his will to make things happen on both ends of the floor. Walls is a favorite to cash in on his potential due to his knack for competing. He looks to alter shots defensively, is aggressive in putting the ball on the floor offensively, and is more than capable of stretching out a defense and hitting a few jumpers from long range. He will need to work for more consistency as a shooter but he is a long-term prospect who cares about getting better. While he brings great size to the game at 6-foot-10, Walls is a stiff athlete who is not quick enough to guard a wing or get by bigger defenders on the offensive end. Additionally, he is painfully thin and not physically strong enough to defend well-built frontcourt players. However, his combination of size, skill, and touch gives him a very high offensive ceiling. Overall, he is a tremendous long-term prospect who has room to grow in all areas of the game. His upside is worth banking on due to his affinity for playing hard.